Best Unnatural Poems

Life started out pretty well, of that I won’t complain,
Somehow then I lost it, god knows I can’t explain.
Melancholy has taking over, Good times have gone awry 
Life is a haze and passing, like the blink of a teary eye.

I’m not checking out just yet,...

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Artificial heart
     not genuine

   Artificial intelligence
     uproots the divine...

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Road span of knots, 
panels off line,
concrete of slopes, 
signs every mile.    

Dogged heart beats,
all here in haste,
tense nerves of streets,
the last – the first,

Wheel marks of brake,  
air petrol fume,
black traces fade,
combustion doom.

Wrong pulse on earth, 
neurons at odds, ...

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unnatural is a pause of heart,
streams crown'd slow with rusted leaves,
time's slow slide in autumn's light,
must move, always, on to the right,

the tillage of the mortal grasp,
sweat and salted leather both,
of blistered skin on graven plow,
left crumbled shocks of past and now,

grasp the simple and...

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“Boys will be girls,
and girls will be boys”

Utter false parenting
The power of impotent suggestion
by the ignorant immature

God made the male and the female;
and at birth,
it’s womb evident navel plain to tell

Gomorrah girls will be Bela boys

Changed genitalia minds
are gonna walk
down the aisle   
like...

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A baby conceived is nothing more than the fruit of its mother's womb and the seed of its father's loin. In a mother's womb a baby is an unnatural, squirmy, annoying miracle of life.  
     When I was with child...

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Don't pity me in the mingle
of a sunshine smeared midnight
where my green-eyed egos 
debate the potency 
of my virtues and vices.

In the contrasting hue 
between mute, fuzzy familars 
and sharp, fural forboding

my sanity is safe
from assuming unnatural extremes....

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It is completely dark.
There nothing to be seen in the night.
Then with a crack of light,
that unnatural sight,
of seeing clearly in the night....

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Sometimes I create auras
That are not of my nature
I fumble around in time
And find a way out

Russell Sivey...

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Speaking of climate health
and multicultural wealth,...

Yes. You have a question?...

Were you here for our previous session?...

No, I mean our most recent dialogue,
published just before this one....

OK.
Well, we were speaking of,
while deep listening to,
natural health systems
and spiritually nurturing ecopolitical wealth networks....

Natural climate health
and spiritual,
multiculturing conservational 
conversational...

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Do take what I'm about to say seriously
Don't take it the wrong way

We're out here together lost
Trying to find a way to save our day

The Sun is nearly set
The footpath disappeared along the way

Our torches are fading quickly
The cold is settling in to stay

Come here...

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Unnatural colour

The littered path is full of colour today
A bag of BBQ crisps ripped apart as if the consumer couldn't wait to taste.
A crushed can of beer glistening through the opening of the tree.The sun is shining bright today, I can even see a bee...

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magazine cover
lovely beautiful turkey
painted but uncooked...

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the unnatural men
they got no heart 
they got no soul 
they got no interests 
in humanity
they are the troubles
of the world 
they are why we cry 
they got no conscience
they got no feeling 
they are the wild evil
beings of the world

the unnatural men
they love power...

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I am more of a generalist
than a specialist
on nature
and on nurture,
on secular
and on sacred,
on ecological healthy relationships
and on theological interdependence.

Still,
like most reflective beings,
nourishing my interconnected rightbrain
while understudying leftbrain dominance
as a species
finding our spiritual natures
mysteriously segregated
from more natural nurturings.

Martha Rogers,
nurse educator extraordinaire,
describes me,
and you,
as whole,
yet still...

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